Day 1

The departure will be from Riohacha where we will go to Cabo de la Vela. On the way we will pass through the Manaure salt flats. Later, we will have lunch as soon as we arrive at Cabo de la Vela. In the afternoon we will visit Dorada Beach, Pilón de Azúcar, Ojo de Agua Beach and, at the end of the afternoon, we will contemplate the sunset from the Lighthouse. We will have dinner and then sleep will be in comfortable hammocks or in a room depending on what you have reserved.

Day 2

After breakfast, we will leave for Punta Gallinas. On the way we will stop in Bahía Honda to have lunch at a beachfront restaurant. After crossing the arid desert, we will arrive at Las Dunas de Taroa. Upon arrival, we will enjoy the landscape and, if you wish, you can take a bath here. Later, we will visit the lighthouse and the Punta Aguja beach, where we will contemplate a beautiful sunset. When night comes, we will go to the ranchería to enjoy dinner and finally rest in comfortable hammocks or in a room depending on what you have reserved.

Day 3

In the morning, we will leave the ranch heading to the beaches of Mayapo. We will have lunch and have time to enjoy the beach, one of the unmissable destinations on the trip to La Guajira. This area is ideal for practicing water sports as there are good winds, good waves and sandy beaches. Right here, we will have lunch and mid-afternoon we will arrive at Riohacha where our tour will end.

• Activities described above
• Accommodations
• Food: 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners
• Transportation by van in shared capacity for 6 people.
• Sleep in comfortable hammocks or if you prefer in beds, for an additional charge.
• Medical assistance insurance.

• Tips.
• Memories.
• Expenses not specified in the plan

• We recommend supporting local communities by purchasing their crafts and products.
• It is important to wear comfortable and light clothing.
• Wear a bathing suit.
• Wear comfortable shoes that can get wet.
• Bring a hat or cap, a quick-drying, low-volume towel, personal hygiene items, a flashlight, sunscreen, and glasses.
• Bring a bottle of water or a thermos.
• When passing through the indigenous communities, please respect their privacy, do not take photos without their proper authorization.
• There will be showers with salt water, avoid opening your eyes and mouth; and for brushing teeth with your bottle of purified water